Steve Perez
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722 appearances
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 30 Mar
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And I looked around, I thought, what a lot of these brands are lacking are heritage.
Because the great thing about tonics, you know, tonics were invented, you know, in India.
You know, it was a tonic, you know, which was... It was meant to help you avoid malaria, wasn't it?
And I looked around and I scoured the internet and I found there was a tonic, a soft drink company called Franklin & Sons, which were originally founded in 1886.
And the brand had died, gone off the market.
And the trademarks had lapsed and I contacted the original family, well not the original founder, but the family members.
And asked if they were interested in being involved.
Unfortunately, they weren't interested in being involved in the business.
I explained I wanted to bring the brand back to life, which they were very happy I did so.
And we were true as possible to the brand.
So we went back and we tried to find old recipes and the bottle is very similar in terms of logo to how it was back in the day.
So this is interesting.
Yeah.
I'll tell you what gave me the idea.
I was in the Brewer's Hall, I think it is, you know, the Brewer's Vintners, the Brewer's livery, Brewer's Vintners or the Brewer's Hall.
And I was going down the stairs and I saw these wonderful names, I think like Watney's or Edmund Watney or the Charringtons and all these old brewers, old people.
Yeah, I know there's a few around still today.
Yeah, Charrington's, they're all the original founders.
Isn't that wonderful?
But there's very few brands like that.
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